Will Smith's Job Interview: A Look Back at His Painful Reality

The new interview with Will Smith on David Letterman's Netflix series, recorded before the Oscars, offers a unique insight into the actor's pain. Despite being filmed earlier this year, there are moments that stand out in light of what the star of King Richard ended up doing at the Academy Awards. At one point, he tells Letterman that protecting his family is impossible and suggests that he is afraid of losing everything at any moment. This comment seems peculiar now considering the immense backlash against Smith and the cancellation of his career, which led him to become someone who seemed to be universally loved and widely defamed literally overnight. He added: “You can't protect your family, that's not real.

Safety and security are an illusion. You have to learn to live with the reality that any moment, anything can disappear in a second. So, with that reality, how can you be here? And how can you be happy and be here?” He further commented: “Because this war in Ukraine has affected me a lot right now.”I am a friend of the Klitschko brothers. I've been to Kiev, I've met with the mayor.

And I say: you know what? There are hundreds of babies being exploited by the hundreds right now and people are very concerned about this. For me, it's simply enough. All right, something dramatic happened, but I think we need to get our priorities in order. Making it clear to viewers that the interview was recorded before the Oscars, the nearly one-hour episode begins with a disclaimer stating that this conversation took place before Smith hit Chris Rock onstage for telling a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith. Will Smith's first interview since the infamous Oscar slap can now be seen on My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, David Letterman's talk show on Netflix. The interview with Will Smith offers an interesting look into his mindset before his career was abruptly cancelled due to his actions at the Oscars.

It is clear from his comments that he was already aware of the fragility of life and how quickly things can change. His words also suggest that he was already feeling overwhelmed by the war in Ukraine and its effects on innocent children. The episode serves as a reminder of how quickly life can change and how important it is to prioritize what matters most.